TSYS Group COO 04ece5234a feat: non-root container, reusable SSO flow, OIDC access detection
Security:
- Container now runs as non-root user 'provision' (CMMC/STIG audit
  requirement). Root execution would fail security audits.
- BW state persisted in named volume at /home/provision/.config/
  Bitwarden CLI to avoid slow re-auth on every run.

SSO refactoring:
- cloudron_panel_login(): establishes Cloudron panel session once,
  shared across all subsequent app SSO flows
- sso_login(): clicks app-specific SSO/OAuth button, handles Cloudron
  OIDC login + consent redirect, properly detects failures
- Detects "You do not have access" OIDC rejections (access control
  issue, not a selector bug)
- Per-app SSO button selectors passed as parameters for extensibility
  to future Cloudron apps (Dolibarr, Paperless, Firefly, etc.)

Debug:
- _debug_dump() captures screenshot + DOM at failure points
- Added dumps at Gitea token, Redmine key, and SSO failure locations

Current blocker: vp-techops Cloudron user not yet granted access to
Gitea/Redmine/Discourse apps. Cloudron 2FA confirmation pending.

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Agent Identity Provisioning

Playwright-based automation for provisioning AI agent identities across the TSYS Group stack: Cloudron enrollment (with 2FA), SSO login, API key generation, and Bitwarden credential storage.

Overview

Each AI agent (VP TechOps, VP SecOps, etc.) gets:

  1. A dedicated Cloudron user (identity root — SSO provisions everywhere)
  2. TOTP 2FA enrolled and stored in Bitwarden
  3. API keys generated in Gitea, Discourse, Redmine (stored in Bitwarden)
  4. All credentials owned by the agent, sourced via bw-run.sh (no ~/.creds/ files)

See ~/Q3/agent-identity-bootstrap.md for the full architecture.

Usage

# 1. Create the manifest from the example
cp agents.yaml.example agents.yaml
# Edit: add Cloudron invite links for each agent

# 2. Set BW credentials
export BW_CLIENTID="..."
export BW_CLIENTSECRET="..."

# 3. Build and run
docker compose up --build

# Or run a single agent
docker compose run --rm provision --agent vp-techops

Manifest format

See agents.yaml.example. Each agent defines:

  • Cloudron invite link
  • Display name
  • Priority (Q3 vs Q4)
  • System scopes (Redmine projects, Gitea orgs, Discourse categories)
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Playwright-based automation for provisioning AI agent identities (Cloudron enrollment, SSO login, API key generation, Bitwarden storage)
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